Webflow

“Wix and Squarespace and web flow. All of these other platforms have, you know, the inherent problem of being proprietary closed systems. So when you are building a site on Squarespace, number one, you don't own your website. Squarespace owns your website. You'…”

“I would say on our side, like 20,000 euros to like 30, 40,000 euros is our kind of usual kind of project base.”

“Just because they're a US company, all of the data is transferring to US and then from US to a global CDN afterwards. So it becomes a really a pain to create a Webflow website GDPR compliant, and then you're going to lose some of the Webflow core features. So …”

“So if you're comparing us with a development agency that will develop something for six to 12 months on a usual development schedule, clients, even if they pay 30, 40 K for a website, they're saving a hundred to a 100,000 euros in the end, comparing it to a ki…”

“So, I mean, there are many courses you can pay for whatever online, but I don't think any of them are worth it.”

“With WordPress, you had long development times, you had maintenance, and then you can kind of scale the agency pretty easily. Whereas as we are here kind of just on a runway, like the longest client is around three to six months.”

“If you're creating some CMS pages Kind of, you can have only one folder structure versus on WordPress, you will be able to have basically a category, then a post, then maybe another category, then another category, and then that can go pretty deep.”

“I wouldn't go and hire developers on Upwork. That can be one of the hard things just because I started there, but then it became really popular looking at that there are many, that there's a lot of jobs and that the market is booming. So everybody that was a W…”

“Recently we just launched kind of a direct mail campaign for our client. While working on the kind of main marketing website and just kind of launched, I think, 400 pages in a week with a CMS, just basically changing the logo of the company. They're going to b…”

“Kind of basically in Webflow, the thing that we like doing the most is creating those kind of design systems as that's what companies are paying for the most”

“Let's say the most basic website you can develop and QA it properly, like an agency, like in-house in just three weeks for, let's say, 10 pages.”

“There are maybe some tools that are kind of transitioning from WordPress to Webflow, whatever, but none of them are going to give you great results and are actually going to give you the, all of the benefits Webflow has.”

“How much good the Webflow is because it doesn't have plugins that can be a downside sometimes. Because instead of paying for a plugin five bucks a month, you're going to probably be developing with JS and APIs and kind of everything on the back end to integrat…”

“Until I discovered Webflow and then basically realized that this is technically front-end development kind of for twenty-twenty-two right now, but at that one time we got twenty-sixteen or whatever, just because it gave me everything from a front-end developer…”

“So our role at Flow Ninja is usually we develop the website fully in 80 to 90% of cases. Clients are not going to require to maintain that website later on.”

“At the moment, there's around 40, 42% of websites on the world on WordPress and just 0.5% on the Webflow.”

“Every single client uses different kind of marketing scripts, different kind of integrations on their website. So in the end, it's going to be pretty hard for them to kind of automate everything. So it's a manual process we have to do and you have to check it …”

“You're actually going to need to know what every single CSS property is going to actually do before actually pulling the trigger. So it's going to require you to actually understand a little bit of how the front end works in the end.”

“I feel like Webflow is probably kind of the game-changing tool as WordPress was at, let's say, in 2008, because you're going to have the possibility to build everything on your own terms.”